Wait, “playing”? Anyway, welcome back to the States, John McAfee. ABC News scored an exclusive interview with him. More details about his stay in Miami Beach so far: ”They said, ‘Mr. McAfee, please step forward.’ I was met by a dozen or maybe fewer officers. I said, ‘Am I arrested?’ They said, ‘No, sir, I am here to help you.’ That felt the best of all.” McAfee says that, now that he’s back in the U.S., he’s working to get his girlfriends — aged 17 and 20 — out of Belize.
I simply would like to live comfortably day by day, fish, swim, enjoy my declining years.Antivirus pioneer John McAfee • Discussing what he wishes he could do with the rest of his life, rather than whatever it is he’s doing now in Guatemala. He made the statement (noting his desire to “settle down to whatever normal life” he can have in the United States) in a UStream clip aired Sunday. In the infamous words of former BP CEO Tony Hayward, John McAfee (who is wanted for questioning in a murder case in Belize) just wants his life back.
John McAfee’s hopes of fighting deportation back to Belize to face questions about the murder of a neighbor faded on Thursday after Guatemala denied a request by the U.S. software pioneer for asylum.
McAfee’s lawyer vowed to block Guatemalan efforts to remove the entrepreneur and said the 67-year-old had suffered two mild heart attacks early on Thursday. McAfee was not taken to a hospital and posted on his blog during the morning hours.
“I don’t think a heart attack prevents one from using one’s blog,” said the lawyer, Telesforo Guerra.
The Belizean government continues to insist that John McAfee is not a prime suspect in the murder of Gregory Faull; however, he is still wanted for questioning. An international arrest warrant has not been issued for John McAfee at this time, though he is likely to be turned over to law enforcement officials in Belize if he is deported.
Well, it was fun while it lasted.
John McAfee, on his blog.
This is by far the best blog tag line ever.
Like a computer virus that mutates, John McAfee’s blog will stick around long after he’s caught.
Tropical Storm Ernesto might miss the U.S., but … it just got done dropping heavy rains on Jamaica — just as they were cheering for Usain Bolt’s Olympic victory on Sunday. The storm is now making its way to Honduras. It’s currently moving westward at 12 mph and could be at hurricane-strength by the time it crosses the Mexico-Belize border on Wednesday. Another storm, Florence, is currently stalling in the Atlantic Ocean; that storm has stopped strengthening and is expected to degenerate. source
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